Find Buddy with the Blue Neck Tie at Legion Carnival
A Legion Carnival offers a prize for locating Buddy wearing a blue neck tie. Participants search the fairground for the named individual and claim the reward when found.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1926
Page
2
A Legion Carnival offers a prize for locating Buddy wearing a blue neck tie. Participants search the fairground for the named individual and claim the reward when found.
At the June 15 meeting of the Athletic council the “W” in baseball went to Martin Delorey George Glass Victor Nelson Brenda McLaughn Gay Loth Trop Lester Wise Ernest Baker Thomas Trainor Thomas Cafticelli Thomas Sanders Mathowheo Saggese Justin Rex Donald McPherson and Laurence Monahan Manager. The “WwW” in track went to Thomas Sanders Fréd Sitatra Clayton Crocker Louis Sobey William Patterson Albert Jenkins Howard Bartlett Gordon Simson Walter Bell and Guy Mell gren Manager. The “TWT” in track and tennis winners are listed with several named players and managers. Nugent ’28 was elected assistant manager of the track team and Gardiner Smith ’28 assistant manager of basketball. Richard French ’29 was the football team. Robert Perry named to succeed Harold Poole as coach at Winthrop High School. Perry will teach chemistry and coach in baseball football and basketball. He is a former three-year varsity at New Hampshire.
A college athlete who served as captain of the basketball team and played on the varsity baseball team throughout his college years has graduated. He also participated in football and completed his degree.
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